LIFEPAC Set plus Teacher's Guide. Grade 11 is Algebra II.
The 10 LIFEPACs include: Sets, Structure, & Function, Numbers, Sentences, & Problems, Linear Equations & Inequalties, Polynomials, Radical Expressions, Real Numbers, Quadratic Relations & Systems, Exponential Functions, Counting Principles, Review.
Is your student's Intermediate Algebra fast approaching? Are you like many homeschool parents feeling just a bit overwhelmed! At Alpha Omega Publications, we've got the help you need! During the high school years, it is vitally important that math instruction provide adequate preparation for college entrance exams. Now that your child has completed Algebra I and Geometry, it's time for the LIFEPAC Algebra II Set. In this homeschool program, students focus on mastery of a single skill, and then move on to learn new concepts, laying a foundation for ever-increasing levels of proficiency. In LIFEPAC Algebra II, students will study concepts such as axioms, relations and functions, absolute value, graphs, linear equations, operations with polynomials, radical expressions, laws of radicals, quadratic equations and formulas, quadratic relations and systems, exponential functions, matrices, progressions, permutations, and probability.
But we've added even more features to help make homeschooling parents' lives easier! In LIFEPAC Algebra II, student worktexts include detailed math instruction and review, as well as plenty of opportunity for assessment of student progress. In order to encourage individualized instruction, we have included a teacher's guide designed to help you guide your student's learning according to his specific interests and needs. The Alpha Omega curriculum teacher's guide includes detailed teaching notes and a complete answer key which includes solutions for algebra-challenged parents!
Alpha Omega LIFEPAC Math provides homeschool families a complete, Christian math curriculum that emphasizes skill mastery. Designed for independent learning in grades 1-12, LIFEPACs are student worktexts (ten per grade) that are largely self-instructional. The Kindergarten LIFEPAC Course is teacher-student interactive, and uses two student books rather than the worktexts. A Teacher Guide is available for each grade level and contains the curriculum overview, notes, answer keys, and suggested schedule and teaching guidelines. The Teacher Guides for grades K-1 provide more detailed instruction for grades 2-12, to align with the self-teaching approach. Starting in second grade, the LIFEPAC Worktexts provide more direct student instruction to facilitate independent study. The parents role is to be available for student questions, to administer and grade tests, complete teacher checks, and ensure lesson completion.
Each Complete Boxed Set contains ten LIFEPACs and a teacher
guide. The only exception is the Grade K Boxed Set, which contains two student
books and a teacher guide. LIFEPACs only (no teacher guide) are also available
for use with multiple students. Review and self-tests are built into the
curriculum. LIFEPACs are colorful in the elementary grades, but become less
colorful as the grade level increases. Each set of ten LIFEPACs provides a
year-long curriculum.
You might be wondering, "What's the difference between this curriculum and Horizons Math?" After all, both programs come from the same publisher and follow a similar scope and sequence up to the sixth grade. The main difference, in my opinion, is that Horizons is not self-instructional (written instruction is not included in workbooks). Another difference is that LIFEPACs offer standard practice problems whereas Horizons offers a greater variety of problems (mazes, decoding, etc) as well as standard drills, but LIFEPACs provide many more problems per workbook page.
| Product Format: | Softcover Boxed Book Set |
|---|---|
| Grade: | 11 |
| Brand: | Alpha Omega Publications |
| ISBN: | 9781580957434 |
| Length in Inches: | 11.5 |
| Width in Inches: | 9.25 |
| Height in Inches: | 3.5 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 5.95 |
| Ages: | 16 - 17 |
| Edition: | Illustrated |
| Publication Date: | 2004 |
